CCMtg12-01-97MinLongwoea c~~ y c Here
ssengwooa r elorraa
Present. Nayor R sty Hiles
Deputy Mayor R argent
ana
sneieones iey x iatracor
raldine D itymclerk
is Ra rd 5 Taylorrr3 ity A Hey
of C ity S rvices
reg M ing,vA ing D not Public s ety
none ca MvtcRell otDVr. of Administrative servvices
1. Mayor Miles called a regular meeting to
o[derTaC RDEOR. p. m.
2. A m ent of sxL&MT nEDf TATxoN was FOLLOWED BY THE PLEDGE OF
TY ANNOtiNCEMENTS. Mayor Miles announced the
f ollowinquNl
A. Fifth A ua1 Longwood Festival Holiday T Lighting,
aay,~ p :00 p.m, t 0 p.m.;
Hiktor is L
Dogwood (corner of 1J. Warren Ave.
ana Wilma 9 et)
e. liday p mi ly 5 netit c rage sale, F say
o p.ma and 5 urday ] 0 p moo
ember450ans 6, 199J,a Ea Myers~Recreation eui la ing,
Wilma 5
C. ity ofiLOngwood will M1ost C 97,
at 7.00 p.m., Longwood City Commission Chambers. l9
4 A, t k2 P of t
ember to GaryEROgerss Doan s Auto
eoav~ soo w.fse ~~a.
argent r oogni~ea Cary Rogare, o ergoperator of
Body for [he past eight years; acknowledged D
aisti nguishea reputation; noted a groans beeaking w scheduled
e for Doan~s n iey t aeloriaa
the UesloPOStdoff ice Rogers
endedCapprec is ti on far bei~q recognizes. Photographs were
then taken.
s. A. consiae~n~ominaevons eo the enzinees Aa~isorv conneii
cc iz-i-s~la33
(BAC) s tad by 5 note C unty Chamber of Commerce
bm it emi
via SuauHelloran, member of BAC.
1
mayor Miles a ow leaq ed r eipt of t r no le County
Chamber of C Berrya, teduoatlon
aaminis tratormforcLymanixigF Schuol,
approve the
eofMM 1e8eroyed ondea by Commissioner
l,eoestra~a ana earriea by ~oioe Data.
e, t N2 Nomination to Parks/Recreation Advisory
aoara3e
commissioner saryent wiehea to aefer.
c. Distri<c q~ Nomination to Lana Planning Ageney.
r Miller said, in light of pending legislation o
el im inatinq term limits, ne wished to withhold his nomination.
o. Disuiet a3 Nomination to codes enforeemenr. Board.
commraa..oner Miller deferred his nomination.
e. t as )deferred to as by x3) Nomination to Lana
Development Code Ad Hoc Committee.
r Lovestrana n a Marvin Meltzer,
1n9sh seprior m hiPio s¢t
ing already r weasthe L th be lievingait s
wou ltl be benef is is Leto have him on this committee.
F. ~iserict #5 Nomination to Historic Preservation Board.
ana n oared anaitn P
s iaent of 1 property o n the
c Distr ict;lc ently bu ilaingri the
embertof th eiC ralrFloriaar5ociety
forts ion. Seconded by
Commissioner Millervat
kea if a oY t
mnisreplaceaaa nehaa e tablisheara policy
a efew years ago of a ea9tihe oc nt ly seated person if they
wanted to be r appei~xea. she askew iY the person on the boas
cc u-i-s>~aa9
r Lovestra nd said thaT would n choice a
notmknow w that had been w the r and proceddu resa
ing reappointmenT w thet point. Believed t was why
appointmentsam mrss[one therebyt
accomplishing a varied selectbyoncom
said ommissi on i
the c e pa s< agreed, rf a
per sonsw ing reappointment, t make e ery effort to
eappoints w rther, n ing i he person wanted
reappointmentFUShe wou ldiben opposedf t
ambri explainetl the procedure for notification o m
expiration to board m and s Sequent procedure foyer
notifying the appoinT.i ngecomm rs sroner.
Taylor sa itl i understantli ng b n the
s that if ss tad to be r they would
letmthem ser but had mever been reduced to a wrrtten rule.
by a e
ith Mayor Miles,cDeputy Mayorf~argentsn
Miller
votingsayesrCOmmrssroner Vacca voti ngnnay.
argent s hoped t ould try t
keeprboa ~depeople i theirhpositicnshebutmdidsunderstand t
ould h their own choices and hoped a position
for Ms. Bachscould be found.
sstoner Lovestra nd u s ood M already o he
Foundee's Day 5 aidrh understood i
difficult s uttwhen a gootl volunteer was founds they
should be utiliz edn
G. Orstr[ct k5 Nomrna iron to Land Planning Agency
r Lovestra ntl n tad Joyce H lcher;
Toyed by a private utilitya deals w ing
n hee jab; h atprior
ci<ye5 Seconded by Comm[ss[oner Miller.
objecting saying C rand was
[eplaci ngnsomeoneawho is cuerent ly seatedson the LPA.
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~naerstanas i the reaponsibilicv of cne city aaminisiraeor [
select [he ai:e~eor. ane t - inai~iaoals appear o
o inn
nea; a o qo o ron,
inn nedcnopgnt w i~ai~ro s.rs estio~eaaw micnaw
regard t whether, ac siderinq theegqualfica[ionsrofRthe t
ongwootl m hey would be his frrsc chorce and othees toobe
seconda ey,en
ith explained t n had v ted t advertise
pally, t su ltingragency or The Range Riders, which
empteastoado~n He naked the commission has to confirm
whomevertne selects.
ked M i<h, specifically, if the in-noose
peoplenw~i llvbe used a iab le comparisons; will o
suliants r a possibly eliminate ehese c didates; will
mere be stronglinput from your office as far es being top
Mayor Miles agreed; however, felt the discussion appropriate for
open forum ba sea on public safety having been on referentlum and
the natronal search and to try to look from a smalle pool of
said anytni ng other than that would be totally irresponsible.
m. MAYOR ANO coMMZSS *oMSRS' Reeonms.
t #s. r Govestra nd a of his
neligi bi lity t ing o oP lap c
Advisoey A ara (Former lyecalled thenCitizenis Atlv is ory 1B ara t
PO) a o pis election [ aid h ou la give the
ity c erk the letter h tlef romeM s effect
oultl a cne clerkas dole n
rep la cementsk and n aathenm ings a e held
son ne chomon at 10.0o in [he morningruntil
iz.oo noon, an downtow orla ndo.th
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t N1. Mayor Miles reflected o
s ked the administrator i to It Chtef Chapmanno Cniefks
Bakersw e qualified? And, r aid he t ink the s ecn cool
filling thesposit.i on, that will become vaca
onecneelscnSeEromrwrth rn.
t p2. Deputy Mayor Sargent pointetl t the r
landscaping work a omplishea o and o Dog T ack Roadan
aid he a k had c ithnthe c my Par th
la ndscapMng,ba Dog TrackdROadew bonus. Hopetl all
would enjoy the beautification enhancement.
Oepu ty Mayoe Sargent announced Longwood would host the Council
Deputy Mayor Sargent reterred to numerous calls he eecelvea srnce
who, after 20 plus years of employment, knew the city's
engths, weaknesses, h e knowledge of the a and nave a
relationship witn t e public and employees. Heequestioned how
uch i will c advertise a sulta nt to fintl
e with thetsame qualif icationsrthat the city has right
hereon
be lievetl the Range Riders only require
expenses„ s t had been adveetisea i ene "Sentinel," the IcMA a a
National League newsletters and didnnot have the cost figures n
pepu[y Mayor Sargent m ved t Sider both these
individuals first for the job a~d any othee
individuals in the city that might be sorted.
agenda could be taken frrst.
seconded by Comm rssroner vacua.
Mayor Miles said this has been done at the prior meeting during
advertise n pally f the best c aidate, h did n t preclude
the administeator from selecting thenbest qualified candidate.
xnac is hid aecis ion, n ine c Tne o n only
ontirms. othing [ eek took awa ymh
decision-making au<horityat e peop lesa nd that
ould h e does h nadvertises n pally a
then gives pieferentialre employee, herhas fullnd
o hire o rightin chooses. othing d
eeknt anything away fromrh ime sThrs rs a p rous andne
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sagreetl w Miller'
rothesa bility to loo
fan etqual if led he c then
AddDtionally, would save spending
aid the c r does give the city
bthesauthority to hired t e discussed the pay range
rthetpos~tion provitled by M Smith $59,670 to 54,192 and
aid he believed spending a few m thousand to fill such a
position w ing [here w e qualified people i the
ity but wantetlrt Believed thers ech will bring people
experience a d degrees a a good investment to
spend the money to get the besa qualif iedaperson.
Millee quesT ionetl w aid anything a t brinying
peoplesi and paying hotel billsho aid if the administrator
decitles to hire. s e feom withinµehe would n t have to bring
anyone i Yheremwou ld b expense. The c r does n
make provis~ans f
t giving preferenceot itynemployee st the shouldsbeagivenc
th ekability to hire ibe best.
Deputy Mayor Sargent said the personnel policy directs u o look
- e people first b e looking o side. It wouldibe a
ney t e personuw right here.
aidm~t w notvonlystorthehimportance of experience, but
importance of e ablished relationships they have
wrth citynpeople and of having long Term employees.
Mayor Miles saga perhaps two weeks ago it vas a frivolous motron
The m n the floor n s to bring that authority back t
the administrator should appoint
v idualslande if it does n ork o he has the
rightft r Thought those individuals who have shown
loyalty h ingestayed w ity far n s years shoo la be
consid eredV thought loya ltytshou ld be rewarded.
CDmmtss loner Lovestra nd thought the question really comes down to
Mayor Miles kea c coveatrana co conf,ne hre remarks
to the rtes upsfoe aiscussioneL
Deputy Maynr Sargent indicated his disappointment with
r Lovese ea nd's e Also, s
belreve thrs oould be compared etD what happened in Se ford.
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Deputy Mayor 6argent s voted <o go with a na1 s
however, n anket superman o whocc
perform t a levelnbeyonU w ady have. Furthere w
tell [ o look locally first; b vex we
will get the be stabutnpossibly not the best in the patron.
upon request, the city clerk read the motron.
Deputy Mayor Sargent a entled his m n to work
atner uan n wiae anatenen in.
seconaea ey commiasioner vaoca.
Deputy Mayor Sargent sa itl i
e being s ongr citymemployeesr thennhe has
a bmlity to gorout on a frve-county to statewide basis, etc
then 1t would be saying ih people 1nslde are not qualified
oth, h ing i o-year degrees, saying if the city is going t
allow people i education, maybe the pay scale should
jusT be lowered.wr and c ued to discuss
n Seve1 and paysc fe1
perhaps the job was not neededsa eaallto Thrs rs sayxngt the
Miller queeietl t administrator with respect to his
abmli<yrto select freely or have the commrssron give him the
Upon reque the clerk read the oeiq in and the motion
as amendedsi Mayor Miles asked for a roll call vote.
ended c ied by a three-to-two Boll
ca 11 v MayorrMiles, Deputy Mayor Sargent,
and C ing aye and
Cnmmtssroner~ Lovesteand and Miller voting nay.
t p3. Miller b ought up the so bject of the
admini stra tiveCpartsof of he public safety director position saying
that the on hir Ctl s uld be a ministra thou i e
powers and ecalled a Matchell'stm orf romtw ~chche
ead e regartlingTthe tlifference in retrrement contribution
costs to thescity.
Miller ca Ilea for a that
thr.s p rtron not b p ced rn theospecial risk
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category.
that i ould h their
eeicrc e plaoea ~ nneministrati~e
Spec a1 A withst increa sea sa laryrnd would no[ hurt
their r eaaaitiona lr~ sea w they wonla
ableetonrespond with the s ity. e pointed to
the city administrator n t neinq specia Sh~i sk yeTXh av ing full
right to be on the scene wi<n the authority to make decrsions.
mayor Mrlea felt. a voce was needed, one just a coneenspa.
r Miller m that the position be
administrative, n evplaced .i special risk
tegory, not havetpolice powers or fire
credentials. Seconded by Commrssroner Lovestrand.
arg en< questioned whether there w any legalities
siderrwitn respect [ a liabilitye in that he c
airre~c a meone to poll a perso~efrom a Yrre but cannot ao so
hlmself.o
i ller as is he m oea to table to a
nreorre~ll aiseuesion. nseconaea by
a questioned if the a or hey would be available.
MrmmTayloresa idche would be available, tt
Commissioner t1i ller h d Yoe the past few years a
ity c n dollars, has been inci uded
CapiialeP la n~sbutfh erlooked a oup le of times.
Miller said hesbe lieved the city needed a enter and
believed 1 million w He suggest ed,cbeginning
with this year, Coat a inkiogkfund bete ablished. He noted the
Teen Center w s paying 52,000 per m a facility. If
the City had a suitable facatity, ehathamountfof money would be
Miller would like t end city staff c up
Commrssroner o eecomm ome
with a orkable plan, with dollar a ants, and begin to plan for
this c the f p~ther, would like t a
inkingnY nclude c rof land a uild ing, and thatrt
ity 5 and Parkst be di rec[edat begin to look a
planUnthe dollar a uch w save each yeaz towards
th rs antl actually move rn thrs drrectron.
r Millee m vetl t the city staff c e
foema rd ri a plan, with dollar a s needed om
for a inking f o build a ity c nter for
[he city. Sec ontlea by Commis stoner Vacca.
r Sargent enought perhaps a icy X mplex, o
someth ingnof that nature might bear some consideration antl r
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ought. napY onula lock at a coneeruetron funa vs. bei nq
specific in net e.
' and th oo qht the proposal needea s udy and
oulesbe mor Lapbeopriate for n t year's ca bi=zW SrnoraP and ha
to votectionit ing placed onathe agenda, u a p red
Miller said h s just looking foe a plan.
and fe ltwsome time was needed as there were
numerous alternatives.
Mayor Miles agreed s ing w ceded and this w only asking
to c e forward w asp la n, wn ich may take s
F'urtner, believedreominq forward early would aff ordmsome time to
1i 11er safd h asking for m hey but E
beginningnof a plan in orderwto know what to pu< in the fund.
Miller m a to a end his motion
thereby rd irecting t ity administratoe t begin
orking on plans antl to bring f and a plan t
the c n begin to lookra and debatehat
ondedrby1COmmissionec Lovestrand and carried by
filler addressed the C ity R velopment Agency
(CRA)SSn engMa final d beforeethe c
e be Sievedethere w enquestions
tnatrneedea toMbeea rea and a ongwood representative, o who
well v sed of tneY CRA, should Lbe designated to dieect s e
pointed questions at this meeting. Some of these questionsom
should be about the enclaves and to bring up the fact that the
s policy under the s s to e.l.im mate enclaves.
o question the slumua nd blighted a noted in the
Milleriw endePauleL and to be the
ieyyssdesignated representat iveconoting he had va sgood
~naerstanainq of fine caA ,saue.
Commissioner Lovestra nd said he xou la prefer to first hear the
county~s presentation on the cRA prior to making comments.
rebut' property; c elso sell bonds to finance purchase.
e qu esaionea ~~ih en they sell bontls, they a obligating the city,
well, ana n ene cicv c says c inhowt hhe ooee of
cne people, t ~ty o t goal o aebt. h
Lovestra ntl Baia he believed a voce of ehe peopleamigntrbe needetl,
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but in looking a the CRA may have t uthority in
place without t itYS Sa perm fission. He would liketto ask the
attorney to lookeat the statute.
. Taylor said Lne legal r as done so far nas not
provided him with a maYl nave to seek the Attorney
rays o ary a iedo a
LakeeMaryks a ney has a
believes there is prov isionti the s mwhichcallows
theec my t impose this on the city withouttanytvoCe or consent
of the city.o
r bovestrana sa ia, witn gnat i ina,
o~iasi reyeest a
AttorneykGenera lksfopinionton that question.
Miller a ended h reyuesting
end a i<yrC ing,
i th eraD ember e o presents[henc nty's
RA project, further t request a Attorney
ea1's opinion with respect t imposition of
ongwooa ehereby forcing fine city t
iota to 1 by c mm is sinner
rantl andacarriedsby unanrmous roll call
ict q4. suggested The need for
reportsitems too be placed on the agenda as tney
are soslengehy.
Commissioner v requested s clarif i<ation o of
ork s regarding a andetne
ethat w made o ua155y5he believed
a rg en[ hadev ted i ofcthe buy-back, b
srdidrn reflect that. Ms.f2a mbrt said she would verify
the ~~Ote on the meeting tape.
aid sne believetl Mr. Smith has a
cnemiimixna~a cneaG n aid n s nis e pair
e questioned if t ishaast xthis t night
ork Bess ron. The commrssron agre ed rto schedule on the
next tagentla.
Comm.t ssr on recessed from 8.40 p. m. to 9:05 p.m..
e PayAApproved Bi11s and est imaCed bills for December
e. Approve M Regular Meeting,
is leM 9,November 1
orkms and'N Regular M ing9c
C. Approvesrequest f lof M ory s
an requirement 1V Lrllre M. Notin, eJe5 Wrldmere
0. Approve P 998 Ford ganger Pick-up Truck from
ord?sI
c. App ve our cha_c of 1998 Ford Explorer, 4 x 4, from
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Miller m a too suer x ana
e sear veiy Cana aaaeael n behaiemo
cat awa m veagtor t apps gal of
memo raye~aa witn t cepaion of r
anane a by c atra~a
~~a carried eve~nanrmons roiie~o iie~oce.
r Lowest ra nd Thought this a s procedueally
ectnand believed v rif ica tion w eeded a what w
aid prior t ona ng Lng the m andssa id the m=nutes could be
suspentl ed and approved aT the next meeting.
wed t able t
orkes s for clarif icationeand
9approve tFe~other rm submitted.
by c Miller ana carriea by
wnan=moas rolim~aii=rote.
Commrss=oner Miller read from a letter submitted by
hardsn ip c only t if de<erm fined t not b e public
e permitted for n than
otdaystwithconlyao allowed. Theref ore, oh cold
like t Sider this request for a o tlay extension u
Florida law and would like M Nola t end her letterdo
whatever w eeded i orderst alloy the e aid
unfortunatelyn the city c n has laidxlinessc ingst
ha edsnips, but n that themline is laid, vender Florida state
Saw, this requestwis not eligible foe a wa=ver.
Mayor M le believed it w the city's jurisdiction tt
cept theses requestaa s an HRS determination as o
whether it rs within the statute.
zaylor Baia the eomm io riaea to allow inese
requeata a eloriaa law=eaya~is oxe ei rea a pool=o healeh
ea sea on ner regneeth cneiewillamake the
dex~r,ni nacion. •rhe cemm,es=on ae a lowea the state to make chat
cc ir>-sv Cana
ana mere i also <he i of an Attorney
rams opinion t buc f cne ticyes orainance, hhe staco
wo~ia not be regaireatto ne e~eoreea.
commrssroner minor inaieatea h.a regret bwt notea sewer was in
. Taylor said by the oiey adopting a orainance, rn aces not ao
way w of e Ana the pity o
e-byccase and it hastbeen the city's policyeVSOwfar,
tocpass waiver requests on to the state. Mr. Taylor does not
to not approve the Nolin request for waiver
going to have a work session on sewer. Also, has been holding
veyed a representation a telling the people the
~ty w Try, b the skate forcesathe mandatory sewer and now
you must hook up_ut
Mayor Miles thought C r Lovestrand's c s did not
pertain t Ymha nd.ne antl said he
empting tosgive ba ckgrounamanashencon ued rsaying many of
thesetrequests could have been prevented hadtt n been
est and just said they had v ted to place ahl iftms
ing s wage a ailable, sed t Shomzte Dr. anda5pringwooa
c wer issues as why themcity needed a clear and defined
eemrss o~ereibeP lYa 1997). Seconded by
coin ov .et na.
asC itl if t to be ed the request
woma Me. moli~oe en lea co nhe zea~~ea ra
ec iz-i-9~insa
. xaylor a t naa been previously d aea that o ine
request v+ ved by t the clock stopped with
respect to meeting the q iredmh ook in deadline date.
Motion carried by unanrmous roll call vote.
Miller questioned t a for a
Mr~mF ockosa itl t ou ld nbenused by the division
Hager of s who does aelot to nspect ions o muddy r
ou ld be a replacement vehicle; believetl c nt lyn Ue city h
three or four f -wheel tlci ve vehicles; given possibility o
cali~ea elooai~y, h ete. .t will
a neipful aaianct ewe wo~ia~not say it was absolueely
necessarv.
Mi Ller m appeove I
ondetl byrC 36y a
- - May orcMilesa DeputydMayor
a~senx,ec Miller ana c
ingmayera na Commrssroner Lovestrandr
votingvnay.
9. BxAUxixicxxxoM Den tse Clark and Vrnce Warren.
clarx ana M ongwooa r
pr viaeaa~ slue prese~ea<io~eau-ioynwnion Mr. warre~epoi~tea out
magazine/newspaper v achines, a clothing drop
off ec along t maj orna ways w ongwooa.
photographeara throughout tnehcity where the e
benches were srttingntnoting some that were 1n disarray, or
untied by n s free magazine/newspaper machines.
expect to the benches, M aid the J YCEES a sponsors
and receive a percentage butWwillnnot say what percentage they
which hatl no benches or free paper macnines o right-of-way.
ait lantl, ne a sed, they have bencnes whichnare steel with
waste contaaners nearby.
suggested s 1 y rtn the smallest aenomrnator to
elimina tenvisual bl ighta t
Mayor M ought i definitely w rth
look ingri and asked iPsC
direct [hetadministrator to lookwinto thisevisual
blight.
uea with respect to provisions i nch
espe ct t
tofrt especYnca
enforcement a o the locataon of3pa per machinesWen the cityes
right-of-ways t
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ofeioer t onaea by
r sa~ye eianae~arrieaeov onanimoos roll
~aiiivote.
10. Av SOUS suxEAC£ AREA AGRE£M ENT for
CONSIDER APPROVAL of IMPS
Longwood Club, Phase I.
Taylor wished t omme on the agreement before the v
referred t the sectionnrega riling v and said he did not
believe t ould hold up legallyna nd offered amended
language as followsn w
The City s all n cep[ any request f
e fromaanys lot o regarding [hecimpervious surface a
allocation i [he LongwoodrClab Subdiwis ion- p
t atlxezs. si~nt..
In response t argent, M Taylor explained the
n for t agreementnw s£due t ordinance adapted by The
Sty which allowed for m impervious surface r
eelates to the e re subdivigs ion wheeeby an agreement ofsth is
type is req uir eanti
and m approve the
ogre subjectst erti ontoF the language
ded by t ityeattorney. Seconded by
Millerc Motion c Sea by a three-
- ith Mayor Miles, aC
a~dea ing aye andsDeputysMayor
s g nt and conm issioner vacca voting nay.
ii. R£quesT T pi,AN
AMeNDM£NT, ANN RE2oNI NG RepoesTS t RAprilA6, 1998.
. Taylor pointetl o riginally tabled to
dry i and ifwr sched uli ng ii mapproved, he believed i
r to have proper advertising, that i should be r veetised,
theecost of which should be absorbed by the applica nteatl
veil that provided the
applicantnwillapay ehe advertising t the item
be tabled for furthee c sia eration [ tApr it 6
onded by C er Miller antl carried
by98 nanimous roll callmvote.
commissioner vacea mowed [o aajonrn.
Commissionee Miller preferred to adjourn following Item 18.
Motion area far lack of a second.
r Mi 11er m Commissioner
sbynC missioner sargentxana
carried bycvo ice vote.
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Miller m yea for a onaoa
vy cnmmrsa,oner saryeut ana earr,eaeov~~orce vote.
The Commiss ron recessed from 10:00 p.m. to 10.13 p.m..
12. FIRST x - ending Ch. 2
E1Ling9's arge s,
Discontinuance of ]5 -on/TU -off Charges; 5
23- riling; sea. ]]-6 Leto Ch erges, (PM 12-15-9')0
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 97-1]88 by title on 1y.
and asked if the o
submiCYeanla sC we ekr ith said it w anawthetm oa justs
explains it. CommissionerBLovestrana askea if this will solve
the problem and Mr. sm rth sa ra he thought fie would.
Miller m vea t cept Ordinance N
9~-13es on frrsa reaainy ana co srneaele a public
Mr. Tay loo reatl Ordinance No. 97 -1]s9 Gy trt le only.
Taylor n tea that the woods onf lid s, s rability and
effec[ive date' had been o i[le, however,
ncluaea i the body v ordinance anan askea that the
n be a enaea t ted language i o the Cit le. Me
further explained h had added aaa.i tional language a n
Section C sod o this having b stun swpolicy r
even thouyh iT. had not been reducedeto wzrti ng is
Miller m a to a cept Ordinance N
- nef first r and t sch eaule a public
hearing o 9]. Seconded by
commraaroner Lo~esira~a,29
Miller m enamene, t aaa t
a nguageon d andLk;i. ~
eSisp~Se Amendment seconded
by Commvssioner Love~tra na.
Motron as amended carrrea by a four-to-zero vote,
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Mayor Mileal oep~ta MayeStra~aent, nq aye ana
ia. inq ene baaget Par the fiscal
yeaobbeginnNOq O and ending September lo,
199], providing forbbudget 19 ra nsfers.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 97-927 by title on 1y.
argent m vetl t dopt. onded by
and a ied bySa dour-to-
MayoreMiles, UeputyrMayor Sargent,
s Lovestrand and Miller voting aye and
15. ending Che budget P e fiscal
yea~bbeginnNOg O sober 1 ing September 8o,
1998, providing foe budget2tra nsfers~d
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 97-928 by title only.
Miller m ved Co adopt. Seconded by
Commtssroner Sargent.o
r questioned t improvement
aid i shfortthe n angeline Road
projeceanaMtheSmmprovements b ing paid forwa e just drainage
improvements. t to whether it was Miami curbing, Me.
smien saia it was not.
ied by a four-to-zero v Mayor
M~lesn Uepu ty Mayor Sargent, C
and a Miller voting aye and rCOmmr..~roner
16. - ending the Five Year Capital
RmprovementNPla n, 1998-2002.
Mr. Taylor reatl Resolutien Nc. 97-929 by title only.
r Lovestrand said, a the city Passed a
repavings and gave guidelmnes t ne
mil per yea aoo Dads, n looking o the FivepYearaCapital o
elan, s w funding for roads each year a not e uate to o mill
and was hoping, r q now, you j t ao not havethe projects.
by a four-zero v Mayor
Mi1es~ Oepu LydMayor Sargent, c
Mrller voting ayemandl COmmrssroner
vacca to bsentntl
12, n&s oz uiioM Mc. s2-s amending ageeement between City of
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Dogwood and the Interns eional U of Operating Engineers
(IUOE) to regard to cost of Liv ing of or Fiscal year 199a.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution Mo. 9~-9~0 by title o y
dopt R solution
aeanbymC
i etl9 by a - votemmwith Mayor 1Milesand
Deputy Mayor SargentroC and a
Miller voting aye and Commrsseoner Vacca absent.
16 A. Status RepooR'S IUOE .4rbitratron.
agreed e the IUOE c ith
espectttospaying those employ eesoc rryi ng b the
¢ct~ oth exwise. Th isawas supposedly an error rn
B. Beautification Sign - sR 4I4. mith referred to a
proposal r Regional s ospital
ith respecC t median signsa~ cognizing augovernme~teprivate
beautification effort a a he r ended a ing the signs
pictured on the right side Of themproposalpPheet.
The s to approve the
commiss loo consensus wa
signage as recommended by Mr. Smith.
C. Mr. Smith announced the birth of his new grandtla ughter.
Miller, referred t and asked h the city
gotmtosthaTrpo.i nt. aiatthe labor attorn eywsa is it was
a typo and he had never agreeasto it.
Miller and Lovestrana ins icated there was no need
formal la borra ttorney.
Miller m vetl t uthorizetl the city
engage in the c
~egociac io~sri naa~ise M
Kruppen bach¢r enacen fists onger
needed. seconded by cemm>sainner arse~t.
r Lovestrana thou yht the m shoo Sd~ be a ended to
ncludei thanking him for his past services and that hem is no
longer needed.
Miller a enaea h xef lect
inking M ruppen bather forshistpastt~
enaea ~ eby a -
oeputy Mayorf Sa rg ent,
and la na Miller voting aye and
Comm1 ier Va coasa bsent.
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ana m prize the
,eey x represena me ~iavtana z
sel/speak t any employees as possible
prior to the depositions being taken. by
r Miller and carried by unanimous roll
aryenn m aaio~rn.
eymc aem ~ by ~o~oe voce.
xhe meec icy aai ~r~eara ~rPem.
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~C. MicE2~ s, ZII, Mayor
A11 PT.~ ~^'£<i
G _:aldine D ~m ri~ City Clerk
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